Horror Ban Bill Advances in Pennsylvania House
Harrisburg lawmakers consider a measure to outlaw horror comics for anyone under 18. The bill, drafted with the Justice Department, would ban sale or distribution and define crimes depicted in such comics. It moves to the Judiciary Committee for expedited review.
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Indicted In Old Tax Case In Colorado GOP Leader
Charles A. Haskell, longtime Colorado Republican party chairman, was indicted by a U.S. grand jury on alleged failure to file a federal tax return for 1951 income. The 49 year old attorney and accountant said he is shocked and maintains his innocence. The misdemeanor carries up to one year in prison and a $10,000 fine. Haskell was at a breakfast with other state GOP leaders and President Eisenhower to discuss campaign strategy.
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U.S. Backing Ike Plan at U.N Disarmament Session
Presidential adviser Harold E. Stassen outlined a three point U S proposal to the United Nations Disarmament subcommittee seeking General Assembly endorsement. The plan urges swift opening of the Eisenhower U S Russian exchange with aerial and ground inspections and asks other nations to decide their roles and extend the process to their territories. It also calls for ongoing disarmament efforts prioritizing inspection control and reporting.
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Attorneys General Elect Leaders Amid Revolt Support
The piece notes strong backing for a revolutionary plan, with action delayed until after the Big Four foreign ministers meeting in Geneva. It cites growing evidence that Russia may align with the Eisenhower plan. One vote each supported the plan, one abstained, and Texas Attorney General John Ben Shepperd was named president of the Association of Attorneys General, with New Hampshire AG Louis C. Wyman as vice president.
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Most Agree She To Run Again n'56
Breiton Wood NH reporters survey of 34 state attorneys general projects President Eisenhower as likely to seek a second term and possibly win. Of the 34, 20 are Democrats and 14 Republicans. 30 expect him to run, 20 say he would win, 9 doubt it, with 5 uncertain.
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Pair Arrested For Neo Nazi Plot In West Berlin
West Berlin police arrested two university students Stefan Twenty-two named Adlai Steven-Malek, 31, and Karl Stange, 23, suspected of plotting a neo Nazi uprising. Police found a pistol and 26 rounds of ammunition in Malek’s home and a written proclamation attributed to Gov. Averell Harriman and Sen. Estes Kefauver.
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Village opens as new resort on Waikiki Beach
Honolulu industrialist Henry J. Kaiser and Los Angeles builder Fritz B. Burns previewed their million-dollar Hawaiian village on Waikiki Beach. The facility, ready to open Sunday on the former Niumalu Hotel grounds, will host 180 guests. Guest houses use palm thatch and tapa paneling for a grass shack look, and the site features three pools with one pool coverable by a transparent platform for dancing.
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Churchills Fly to South of France Holiday
Sir Winston Churchill and Lady Churchill depart London by air for a holiday in the south of France. They will stay at the Cap d'Azur villa owned by publisher Lord Beaverbrook, a longtime friend. The party includes their daughter Mary and her husband Christopher Soames, MP.
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Demos Warm Up Attacks On Eisenhower In San Francisco
Democratic leaders attacked President Eisenhower and the administration at a $100-a-plate fundraiser in San Francisco. They contended he is not the indispensable man or the best man to seek and keep the peace.
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Governor Leader Holds Rally In Paris Tour
Gov. George M. Leader of Pennsylvania led a 1956 campaign swing in Paris as a main speaker, praising the Republicans and the Eisenhower Nixon ticket. He met with French Air Ministry officials and NATO leadership, including Gen. Alfred Gruenther, for briefings and meals. The trip included a nod to campaign goals and party strength in the U. S. presidential race.
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